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LANCASTER, PA., THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1887.
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COUNCILS LENGTHY SESSION.
THI MAXIM tlttmPAXr TO VUHtlHCM
Bvrviri) MLMciMiv r.iunr.
TMM Bate U.elde-Uperte of Snperlstea.
dent erihe "rate Werk.. Ohl.l at Ik
Fir DpMnnl Bail OemmltMt,
Condition at th City' Plataet.
Th March meeting or select and common
cennelia wat held In their respective cham
ber Wednesday evening.
BBLKOT COUHCIL.
Present Meters Bo'enlus, Berger, Leng,
Keniley, While, Wise and Bran, president,
The id Inu'es of last meeting were read.
Mr. 'Berger presented tba report of the
water committee, whleh waa read. It state
that Kast Bread atreet ha been opened te the
city llmlta alae that Mr. A. Dltner ha been
using the city water (or aeme time without
paying ler the tame, and that the committee
had directed the auperlatendent of water
work te cut off the water.
The ordinance (or the levjr and collection of
a license tax, read flrat time Dee. 1, 1899,
we read a second and third time and adopted
aectlen by section, all the member preeent
voting ler It exeept Mr. Wise. On reaching
common council the ordinance waa amended.
The ordinance te grant a general licence te
W. A. Iialbacb, proprietor of the Ring atreet
theatre, Introduced Feb. 2 J, wa read a aeo aee aeo
ond and third time and patted by a unani
mous vote.
The ordinance Inoraatteg the aatary of the
engineer or the water werka te WOO per an
num, Introduced Feb. 2, was read a aeoend
and third time, and paeted unaolmeualy.
Commeo council oenourred unanlmeutly.
Whan the resolution pateed by common
oeunoll awarding tba oentraot for lighting the
atreeta with eleetrle light te the American
company wa read. Dr. Betentu moved te
amend by awarding the con tract te the United
States oempany. After debate the amend
ment waa adopted, Mr. Wlae voting no.
Common council adhered te Ita action, and
atked fur a oemmlttee of conference which
waa granted the chalt, appointing Mesara,
Berger, Betenlutand Ling. The committee
retired, conferred, and reported te their ra
respective bodlea that they could net agree.
When the committee reported te common
council, that body en motion concurred with
elect oeunoll In awanllng the contract te the
United Statea oempany.
During the abaence of the conference com
mlttee, a repreeentatlva of the American
company attempted te make a epeeeb In be
bat' of hit company, but President Evana
rapped him down, and as be continued te
talk, the president told Inui te keep hit
tengne quiet Mr. Remley then moved that
tbe representative be heard. A vote being
taken, tbli waa refuted.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Common council waa called te order
abertly after 7 o'clock with the following
member present : Messrs. Adams, Auxer,
Bsumgsrdner, Brsdle, Cormeny, Cressbacb,
Camming, Dalit, Etby, Rberman, Everts,
Fralley, Ooedell, Grolf, Hartley, Uarnltb,
Ilerthey, Kriapp, Iieup, Meutiir, Nell, Slog Sleg Slog
Hterintelts, Zltntueruian and Beard, preal
dent. cexraKBScE nureBT adeftkd.
The report of the conference committee aa
te the width of tbe wagon tread of atreet
railways, being three Inehee, In the ordi
nance regulating street rail waya wat read and
adopted and the ordinance wat then patted by
a unanimous vote. The text of tbeordlnanee
baa sltfady been publ'shed and will be
found In1 our advertising column.
Tf!K BALASCEB,
Mr. Biumgardner presented the report of
the city treasurer for tbe month. It aliewa
receipt te date f 13,770 64, pay menta 32,423,7'!,
balance In city treatury Sll,3M 80.
Following are the balances In lbs eversl
appropriations :
Interest en leans. Installing .Inking
fund Ill SUM
Sut tat en lean...... 1 Oil M
atrt damage 4) ia
Kepalr. te airm-M 1,HI n)
Orallngandraacal.-mlilu;r 174 av
Water weik.. irnuarul 1,111 M
1 at Ingt'aitr pipe..... , ;s 37
alarfe 1,1)101
l'nilc and turnkey l.voeo
Llghtlngcliy.... , in
riradepirtuient, Rennnil. 4.U W
Malar ts (or Qredpirtuiat 1 741 w
Collsatienotiytix arrearages in a
Centingcncls nmiei
Ceral Uriel cewcr .7 71
COMMITTER REPORTS
Tba report of tbe finance oemmlttee allowed
the number of blllt approved during the
month, and alto that the rate of taxation for
tbe oemlng year would be 00 cent en tbe
hundred dollars valuation, tbe tame at tut
year.
Mr. Eberman from the fire committee, re
ported that tbe onntraeta for the reptlra te
the engine and truck heute, damaged by
tire, had been awarded at fellow ; Carpen
ter work te Andrew Metcger, painting te
Geerge Wlnewer, and tinning and plumb
ing te Everta & Overdeer.
Mr, Leng preeented tbe report of the lamp
oemmlttee for tbe month. After aetting iertb
theourreet builnetief tbe month, tbebldt
for lighting tbe city were eratldered. Hev Hev Hev
eraloemmunlcatlone from placee where tbe
American Arc light la Inute, atating that tbe
light gave general aatlaractlen, were read.
Aa te tbe cost tbe oemmlttee Bay that tbe
aavlng te the city by the adoption of the
American ayatem, Instead of tbe Maxim,
would be 13,763. Tbe Bun Vapor
oempany'a bid was $413.60 less than that of
the Pennsylvania Glebe and Gat Light oom eom oem
pany. The average coat for lighting tbe
puolle buildings ler iha put three years was
fS9. ThoEdlten Eleetrle Light company
offer te light tbe tame buildings fer8A0. The
report oenoludes that the committee will net
make any recommendations, but earnettlv
askBoeanctU te award tbe contract for the
clty'a best interest.
THH MATOIl'S MESSAGE.
A message from tbe mayor waa read. He
reported tbe purobate of tbe Ranclc mill
property for 2l,030,aud altos ubmltteJ copies
of tbe letters he had received from offleert et
tbe Pennsylvania and Beading rallreada In
reference te placing safety gatea at atreeta
oressed by these rallreada. The Pennsylva
nia oDelala agreed te have gates placed at
once, and tba Beading offlelala te give the
matter tbelr early consideration.
Mr. Fralley presented the annual report of
the superintendent of tbe water works. The
follewiug Is an abstract of the same :
tam eitw w At mm muuxt.
apettaUadaet Jaeeit Halkaeh Presents
Ills
Aaaeal Btpert Its Kwaelttl raaterea.
Jaoeb Halbaeb, superintendent of water
werts, preeented bis annual -report ler tbe
year, eommenelng March 1, 1838, and ending
February 28, 1837, Following U art abttraet :
The water-power pumps are in Reed work
lag order, having been put In complete re
pair daring the put aummer. Ne. 1 wat
operated during the year 7, 03d heura, making
814,996 revolutions, and pumpiug 202,720,803
gallons et water Inte tba reservelra. Ne 2
waa operated 7,071 hours, makleg 8,483,200
revolutions, pumping 803,676,400 gallon et
water Inte tba reservoirs, making a total of
408,403,300 Balleaa pumped by water power.
The six million Worthlagtea wai operated
4,601 hours, nuking 2,609,868 strokes, pump
lag 680,780.318 gallon et water, aad coasum ceasum
lag 2,643,972 pounds of eaal, cesUag 12,728 29.
The three million Wertbiagtes) was operated
2.680K Beurs, making 2,140,364 strokes,
pumptag 810,838.384 gtileaa of water, eon.
snmlag ,97,af0 pound of oeal, aaatUg l,
OH 84, Total found of oeal mmmmikmmi.
m a,ri,4 i nm mat, ,,
Ml 0J, The total aaltens of water pumped
by steam 1,007, 189,70. The total gallons by
steam and water war 1,413,670.030, making
the dally average 8.672.703 gallons. There
was expended for oetl. pit of engineers,
flremee, repairs, A3., 19,370 W, suewlngthe
oest of pumping each million gallons of
water late the raaarvelra te be W Oi.
Daring the year a new turning lathe and
uaiisaasrjr tools, Including a portable forge
aad a small water wheel te drive the lathe
and several ether Improvements bare been
made at a oest of It.eU 01.
Tba annual reealpta Irem water have In
created from 129,840 89 In 1977. te 149,8(10 11
la IMS, and tbe estimate for 137 Is tAS.000.
MAIHTKHAKCB or TltK WORKS.
The mslntenanea et tbe werka, Ineludtng
eeal, labor, repairs, material, .ts., was during
the year ending Kdbrmry2H, 1S7, 19,370.58.
The balance el tbe appropriation la f? 413 68 ;
and there le stored In tbe cual shaJs 120 tens
of oeal valued at 1301.07.
rtrgHTiasieN.
There waa laid 6,408 feet of new pipe, and
relsld 3,773 feet of old pipe, making a total et
9,179 feet.
The total length of water pipes In tba elty
Is 101,260 feet or nearly 88 mllea. The cost
of pipe extentten during tbe year, including
laber.new hydrants, atop valves e , &, waa
117,037,68 The balanes In the appropriation
for pipe extension Is 1786 37.
riRi UVURANTB.
The old Are hydrants en line et new 20
Inch main were replaced by Mattbewa im
proved antl.rertlng hydrants, and several
of tba aama kind were set iu ether part of
the city. The total number of Ore hydrants
Is 408 and the total number of step vaUes la
400.
Tbe number of new water connections
made during the year were 191, including 180
M Inch ferrules, one 4 inch for lectrle light
station and one 2 lueh ter church organ.
Mr. Lene presented tbe annual report of
the lamp oemmlttee, of which tbe following
la an abstract t
Tbe city U lighted with 128 arc eleotrle, 101
gat and 130 gasoline lights. Tbe committee
are et oplrlen that tbe proper way te light
tbe city la with the electrla light. Tbe oest
far lighting was eleotrle, $18,706 31 1 street gas
light, 11,33101; gasoline, 13,312.81; publle
buildings, IC08 40, making a total cost for the
year el26,192 68
Mr. Cumaitege pretented the annual re
port et tbe atreet oemm litlener of which the
following It an ab.tract :
MTmmmr vuxMUktnifmu hbpeht.
What lh Oily H. tjwnt la Ktvptng II Buttl.
la Cttpalr,
The annual report of .Street Commlaalener
Jacob Herts show that for new work he bad
a balance en hand from ISM of $6.77. The
annual appropriation wat $10,000 and $767
was added te the fend by collection made
by tbe clerk and oeinmitttoner, making the
total fund for new work $10,781.77. There
waa expended ler material and labor $10, -681
38, leaving a balance en band of $178 39.
Fer repalra et atreeta the fund wat $7,
143 78, aud there wat expanded $4,701.68,
leaving a balance te te be exneaded before
June let $1,837 03.
Tbe one square of Belgian block en Wett
King street oest the elty $6,19L70 Councils
appropriated $2,000 and the property ownera
contributed $1,493 78, leaving a dediMeney et
$1,691.92.
The oest of griding naw atreeta during tbe
year wa $1,69071. The Ceral atreet aewer,
2,012 feet long, wa built at a cett of $3,422 26,
of which the prepsrty owner contributed
$1,000. Tbe tewer en Walnut atreet, from
Cherry alley, 780 feet aud Z7S iset en Lime
treet, cett $950 81, et whleh the property
owners paid $7S0 The Weat King street
aewer, between IVsnn Square and Prince
street, 610 leet In length, out $370, of whleh
$323 was paid by property owners. The ex ex
teutlen of the Lejutt street aewer 200 leet
oest tbe city $133. The Wett Chestnut street
sewer, from Pine street west 866 feet, a branch
el 86 feet en Marletta avenue aud a braneti of
127X feet te St. Jeseph' beapltal wat built
by private stibacrjptleua. The extension of
loe Cherry alley aewer ever Clay atreet cett
$40 05 and the lowering or the Locust street
sewer $2j7 61.
During the yesrS,15l leet and 11 ioebet el
crossing wero laid. The price paid for tbe
labor wat 4 eents par feet. There were 8,131
feet el gutters laid at a cost of 10 cents per
feet Twelve street were opene 1 or widened
dating tbe year.
The rira af.psrtm.nl R.pert.
Mr. Ebermae, presented the annual report
of IL B. Venderstnltb, ealef engineer et tbe
tire department.
It oentalns a statement of all receipt and
expenditures, with ether matters Including
Inventory of city properly under bla charge ;
alto Inventory of lire alarms, atatementa of
fires, fire alarms and tbe causes of fires ;
statement of losses, Inturanee, Ax The
chief reoetumende that two hesemen of each
company be allowed $10 per month, and that
tbey be required te sleep in the engine
beuse at night, te be en duty from 0 o'clock
p. in., te fl o'clock a. m t or, te allow the fore
men of companies $18 per month Instead et
$3, at new and te bs en duty from 9 p. in., te
Cam, The chief reoeinmends that Eaglne
Ne. 4 be overhauled, or that it be sold and a
new one bought In Its place. The total re.
ceiptaet the department for tbe year were
$19,414 81. The tout expenditure $19,411 31.
The total number et fires during tbe year
was 41 Tut total losses by fire were
$63,813 13. Total Insurance $102,135. Total
Insurance paid $17,465.80.
Mr. Uaumgsrdner ellered a resolution fix
ing tba tax rate at nine mills, four of which
are for debt and Interest and five mills for
current expenses. Tbe resolution wat
adopted after which the following estimate
were read :
Ettimated receipt and expenditure of the
city et Lancaster for tbe year ending May
31,1838:
ntcttrrs.
M cents per S'01 valnalloaen Ili.SOO',-
(e 1119,3 0 00
prompt payment
Audlllnnal pareeBtau for deiuull of
prompt payment of water rent
Wamrreuu
Market rants.... ,
kntef oil property.
ItlicelUneeni, Including oeu and
feet Irem Mayer
SW 00
190 01
t2l) 0)
8 600 Ml
1.AJU00
S.00OPO
Total I178C5JU)
xxrsssss.
Iiitere.t en leans, Including sinking
fund f M.000 )
Pilnvlpal et loin. a. required by law. . 4.00J 00
state tax en leans 1,5 e oe
atrrat damage. n.uce te
KAmfra te atraet 70um
Urirtlng', Kiitterlnnand oreiiluR. loeooOJ
favlng llh Ualglaa blocks or Atpbalt
pavement
Wlr work., gwnersl . . ,
avemoeb ix.uu ixi
ll.roieo
i ajing waisr pipe.
Balirlt.
l'olleo and turnkey
Lighting elty
rtre department, general
Ha7lra of englners and driver, of
nradepartment
Pudoleueius fer.Ugbllng cliy te Juuu,
1847
BUsnce of paving WVU King struct
with Ueiglan blerka
Abatement for prompt payment of city
Abatement for prompt payment el
water rent.....
I'xrcentagt collection airearage of
utty tax.. .
Contingencies
aoaaeo
8.H4) 00
11,910 00
'iJOOIW
4,UJ0 00
C850 00
iU0 0)
;,5JI 81
2,750 00
1.803 00
230 00
18,W K
Total , I17J.&S0 00
BXTBKDINO TUB BTRBIT RAILWAY.
A petition wa preeented from tba officer
of tba L'aneaster Htraat Railway company for
parmlsslea te lay traeka ou a number of tba
elty'a etraeta, Tba propeaed extension 1
from tba oeraar et Dak and Walnut atreeta,
out Duk te New, te FrlBea, te James, te
north QQ4a, te Walaat, te Dak.
Awaelassmm -- tka te
I a tsMMMIBO aea, iBajaartaaaaawTth
th otdlnane governing streets, wa adopted
by a unanimous vote.
remieiia raktasTRD.
By Mr. Auxer ler a lamp en Oraage atreet
batweea Aen aad Marshall streets. Referred
te the lamp committee.
By Mr. Hlng the petition of numerous dU
sans for the repair of Christian street, be
tween Orange and Ohestnutstreeta. Ktferred
te th street oemmlttee.
ORDINAItUB AMBMOBO.
The ordinance providing forth levy aad
collection of a license tax, wa read twlee
whan Mr. Leng efferad aa aa amaadmeat
that th Eleetrle Light oempany furnuhlng
light for the city be exempted from the tax,
a te their poles.
A motion te lay en the table was defeated,
and Mr. Baumgardner asked th gentleman
te withdraw tba amendment, for If tba ordin
ance I amended, it will defeat it Be asked
him te Introduce It a an amendment te tba
ordinance at tbe Apt 11 meeting and ha would
then vote for IU Mr. Leng then withdrew
th amendment
Mr. Auxer amended seotlen 6, by striking
out the following Items or tax t four horse
wagon 86, two-horse wagon $3, one-horse
wagon $1 60, dray $1, cart 1, ether vehicle $L
Mr. Auxer argued In favor et tbe amend
mentand Mr. Baumgardner stated that the
finance commute invited all who were
Interested lu the ordinance te attend a meet
ing of tbe committee and no one attended.
The amendment was agreed te and that
laid the ordinance ever.
Mr. Leng new elTered bis amendment-exempting
light company's poles furnishing
light te the city and It was adopted.
It Is probable that a special meeting will be
called te cenaldnr tbe ordinance as amended.
LtntlTINU THIS CITT.
Mr. Bradel offered a resolution awarding
tbe contraet for lighting that part of tbe city
net reached by gat aud eleetrle light te the
Hun Vapor company, of Canten, Ohie.
Mr. Uoblnaen. el the Pennsylvania Olebe
and Gasoline company, wa given perm Is Is
slen te make a statement, lie aald;hls oom eom oem
pany agreed te furnlth alight of 10 candle
power ler $25 per year, while the bid el the
Hun Vapor company agreea te furnish 14
candle power for $21.90. lie argued that his
bid of $26 wa cbeapsr than tbe Vapor oom eom oem
pMiy'a bid. ."-"'-
The resolution was defeated and one offered
by Mr. Cummlngs te award tbe contract te
the Pennsylvania Olebe oempany waa
adopted. Select oeunoll oenourred.
A resolution offered by Mr. Fralley te
award tbe contract te the Lancaster Oastlght
and Fuel company for the gaa street lamps
and ibe publle building was adopted. Belect
oeuncil concurred.
A resolution edered by Mr. Auxer te award
the ceutract for 123 arc lights te the American
company Instead of tbe present one waa
adopted by a vote cl 12 te 9.
Mr. Oummmgs moved te concur In the
action et select oeunoll amending tbe eleetrle
light award, and Mr. Auxer moved that com
mon oeuncil non concur and ask for a oom eom oem
mlttee et conference. The amendment was
adopted and tbe president appointed Messrs
Auxer, Bradle and Cormeny aa tbe com
mitt e.
Ou tbe return et tbe conference committee
Mr. Auxer announced that the Joint confer
ence commlttee was unable te agree.
Mr. Cummlngs new moved tbst common
oeuncil concur in tbe action of select oeunoll
In awarding the contract te the United States
company.
While tbe qaettieu wat being put, Mr.
Auxer arose te speak, but before he bad an
opportunity te say auy thing the vote was put
and tbe motion te concur wat adopted with
out any dissenting votes.
Tbe fact 1 tbe Maxim peep'.e completely
out generated the frieud of tbe American
company.
uoet) HUadnsriONs.
Mr. Lang made a brief argument lu .favor
cf awarding tbe oentraot for lighting the city
ter a term of tbre or five years. In bis
Judgment bstter term could be obtained.
Mr. Baumgardner alto favored Mr. Leng's
plan, lie read Irem tbe records te show tbst
five years sge It oeat the city $13,000, new it
cett $28,000 aud or about $100,000 spent for
llibtlng the city, ever $90,000 was soot out of
the city
rut J mm veunni cumyjur.
It frca.nl. ' Camilla " at rallen Opera Iletua
With tutKfaetlaa te All.
The audience at Fulton opera house last
evening was somewhat larger than that or
tbe evening before. Tue parquet wa well
filled and about half tbe circle waa occupied,
but the gallery contained only two or three
dcuu. Tbe play et "Camllle" waa ren
dered, Miss Jane Coombs appearing in tbe
title role. These net fully acquainted with
the piece must have been under tbe impres
slen that she was suffering from a severe
cold, for tbe very nstural cough, te portray
lltnest, was one of tbe strongest emotional
part, which taxes this obaraeter, Mr.
Wrlgbt Huntington, as Armand Duval, gave
her excellent support, and bla part was
throughout wholly without fault Miss Madge
Clark, tbe suave Madame, who wss always
hungry and when au table devoured tbe
solids and liquids ravenously, created much
merriment. Every ether member of the
cast was pleating, and no play at tbe low
prices bat been eeu here this sessen that
wa mere enjoyed. The costumes were
handsome.
Thla eveulng " The Lady of Lyens " will
Id tbe pregramme
Olivette "at th Ulng street Tb.et.re.
The audleuoe at tbe King street theatre
wat very large last evening. The galleries
were packed and tbe down stairs almost
tilled. The popular ep9ra of "Olivette " was"
glveu aud It wat a decided improvement
upon " Mikade." Fred Palmer as Cojuehcet
wat funny and his song " Beb Up Serenely"
waa well received. Mr. Charles was very geed
as Tht Duke, Miss Belle Mckelsen
pleated as Olivette, se did tbe majority et
tbaetber members of the company. Miss
Jesale Gardner, who played tbe part of Ve Ve
eo nlne, is a girl but fourteen years old, but
she tekes her par ta at well at elder persons.
Tbe ladles of the company looked very
well In their bran new tights in the last
act.
This evening the " Chimes of Nermsudy"
will be plsjed. Tbe presentation of "Oli
vette" was se successful that it will be re
pealed Friday evening.
Drawing- Largs Crowd..
The show next te tbe postefflee continues
te draw large orewda both night and day, and
mere people attend it in proportion than they
de tbe theatre. Millie Ammar continue te
mystify the visitors by her second sight
business, and tba glass blowers make nice
presents for tbe persons who go te see the
show.
Beet TbreDgb a Window.
Ltit night some one fired a bullet through
a .ecend a'ery window or th building, 47
Market street, occupied by H. L. Stebman
at a cigar manufactory. This morning tbe
ball was found en a clgarmaker's table, and
there wat considerable of a hoi In th win
dow. It Is likely that some drunken fellow
fired the shot.
v reand trader lbs Bed.
Between 1 and 2 o'clock thla morning a
yenng man wa found aecreted under a bed
at W. P, Llnvllle' bearding bona at Gsp,
He wa held until Cenatabl Miller, wbe
wa wnt for, arrived aad be waa then brought
totbUeltyaod ledged la Jail. The charge
agalatt him wa entering the hone with
httent te eBit a f!r.
HOTEL LANCASTER.
tarn
tiANbauxn nmw rvildixu At
TUB MAllUUdtl HTATlUir.
II Will B Vied Mainly fei a Uet.l, Bat WtH
Cawtsda a Bleck Eta's segs and a Clgsr
ataaalaetery Description of the
Commodious slulldlng In D.tall.
The lMTCLi.taK50iB has heretofore no
ticed the fact that Messrs, Ohllnger Bres, ft
Ce. had leased the warehouse portion et Mr.
Jehn Keller's big new building, east of
the Pennsylvania passenger depot, and tbst
they would open It a a clear manuftotery
about the first et April This part of the
bulldingcendst or three very large rooms,
built with the Intention of uttng thorn a a
tobacco exchange and for the storing and
selling: of leaf tobacco. Tbe third and fourth
stories each consist of a single room ever
forty feet In length and a hundred In width.
The aeoend story room is net se large, a por
tion et the front or It being partitioned oil as
a stock exehange te be under tbe control of
Ilarry Keller. It la handsomely fitted upsnd
divided Inte four compartment. A private
room en tbe east, the ante -room and Mr.
Keller's department lu the eentre, and tbe
xebange proper te the west There are
very large blackboards la tbe exchange con
taining Hate of all tbe principal stoeks In the
New Yerk market and the meat and grain
market of Chicago; and there are besides
telephene and telegraph connection.
TUB HOTSt, PART.
The western portion of Mr. Keller's flee
building was built a a hotel and re.taurant,
and has been lasted, as briefly stated In Wed
nesday's lNTELLlQESCEn, by Mr. O. Q. Mo Me
Mlllen, at present proprietor of tbe Brocker Brecker Brocker
beffhouKe, Bellefonte, Pa. The lower pert
of the hotel centltts efa prlvateentrance,ball
and statrwsy leading te tbe aocend fleer, en
the west aud a very large and handsome
bar-room extending eastward almost across
the entire front or tbe building. It la beauti
fully fitted up; the bar it handsomely pan
nelled and extenda from one end of the room
te the ether; tbe walls and celling are very
prettily papered ; tbe chandeliers, et a new
dealsn. are arraoged for both gas and elce-
Ulclty.-ln every resp9:t the room Is one of
the finest inth6Lv-
Back et the bar-roe'uf ii'UjJJ'lt;tim. fur
nished with every convenlence,lndruV2.'tltan
Immense range and an elevator connecting
It with the dining room en the second story.
In rear of tbe kitchen Is a large yard extend
ing north te Fulton street,
TUC UriTAIBB ARBANOEHEKT.
Entering the mala deer down autre, you
find a oemmodlous hall, and a bread and
handsome stairway leading te the second
fleer. At tbe head cf tbe stairs it a bread
ball, extending east and west aorets the en
tire width of tbe hotel, near tba centra of the
building. Turning reuth from this hall you
enter the parlors, two In number, and con
nected by sliding doers. The parlors leek
out upon tba rsllread and' Chestnut street,
and In front of them H a handsome iron bal
cony, extending along the entire length of
the building. Oa the north slde of tbe hall
above spoken e( la thedlulng room, and ad ad ad
Jolulngltlsactpicieo? pantry with sink and
cupboard, and an elov.iter connected with
tbe kitchen.
Ascending te the third fleer you find a
ball extending screti the centre of the bond bend
ing nearly like the one ou tbe second fleer.
On either side el tbe hill.are tbree large and
finely flnUhed bed rooms, tosther with a
bath room and water closet.
Tbe fourth fleer la similarly arranged,
oentalns au equal number .of roeriH all as
handsomely furnished at en the second fleer.
Every room in thoheusiolihoatod by steam
and the chandeliers aud brackets are se ar
ranged that tbey may be lighted by elther
gas or electricity or both. Tbe floors through
out the building are et yellow plne and ve
are the stept and rlsersef Ibestalrways. The
hewell pests, hand railings And banisters of
tbe stairways are of oak. The washboard
are of bard weed, Imitation mahogany.
Fer several days patt Mr. Mc.MIUun has
been getting In his furnlture, which Is et tbe
best modern make, aud by the time he cot
hi heu.e set In order he will have nna el tbe
beat appointed hotels in tbe city, lie hat hud
much experience as a landlord and oemet te
Lancaster recommended at n man "rche
kuowabew tokeepa hotel." Te show that
be has some push about him we may toy
tbst In his lease It is stipulated that fclxty
additional rooms shall be added te tbe hotel
as seen as he shall demand their erection.
There is plenty et room for thorn ou the big
let in rear of tbe iioteL
WHO DID THE WO Eli.
Jehn Adam Burger la the Architect who
designed the building ; Istrel P, Mayer wat
the contractor aud builder, aud be also did
tbe carpenter work. As sub-oentractorp,
JetlrlesetQreendld the bricklaying; Dor Der
wart Bres, the plastering ; Uuthrle & Sen' the
painting ; Fltnn & Brcneman the plumbing;
J. B. Martin & Ce. the paper hanging ;
Hteinman A Ce. tbe glass aud hardware ;
Ance 4 Themas the Iren flre escapes ; Jehn
Heek the masonry ; Jehn Kendlg tbe exca exca
tlens. The big sign " netfi Lancaster," made of
sheet zinc, by Jehn L. Arneld, hat net yet
been put up, but seen will be. It is one el the
largest and handsomest In the city.
There Is a very llue buatntst dopartment
en tbe flrat fleer front, eaat et the bar-room.
It will be ued by Mr. Jehn Keller, Keller it
Bush, and Keller & Ce, railroad contiacters.
rK atmtiaAT. society.
NeKpldeulc. t'revalliug ami but r.mie Ul.ea.e
lu the county.
The March meeting of the Lancaster City
and County Medical society wat beld ou
Wednesday afternoon with the following
members present ; Belenlus, Berntbeltel,
Blackwoeod, Brobst, Carpenter, Craig,
Deaver, Ebler, Ilerat, M. L. Bierr, A. J.
Herr, Livingston, J. U. Lsaman, J. R. Mus.
ser, U. E. Musser, Miller, Newpber, T.
Ilourer, O. IL Keamtnyder, Relanit, Ring
wait, Sbenck, Stewart, Trelehlcr, J. M.
Witmer, D. II. Weaver, Wiseman, J, L.
Ziegler and Zsll.
The society bad expected Dr. McOlurg, or
West Cheater, te read a paper en "Anterior
Education," but be falleJ te put In au appear
an co.
The reports from tbe physicians present
. bowed that there wero uoepldeiulei prevail
ing and but very Uttle disease throngkeut
the county.
There was a discussion about typhoid fever
In whleh all the members present took part.
Tba llrlch layers Want ifere llubey.
Seme time age the bricklayers of this city,
nearly all et whom are members or the
union, notified the besies that after the first
or March they wanted te be paid f3 instead
of 12.75 per day. At present there la scarcely
any work belng dene In the city. Puter
Kutt has several men ouajeo who no net
belong te the union. Seme days age hit em em
peoye, who belong te tbe union, quit work
because he would net dlsoharge the non.
nnlen men. What will be done In regard te
tbe demanded Inoreaae 1 net knewu. Seme
of, tbe bosses say that tbey will net pay
the Jours 3 per day unless they are worth It
nd ether r undecided. The, bricklayer
aay tbat tbe bosses will have te oeme te their
terra or tbey will net work.
gchoel Beard Meeting
Tb March meeting et the school beard
will be held thla evening at T o'eloek In rv
atea eevMll eeUMBere,
A MlatmmlUVMAPPAMtTiO.
A Weman la White at tke gesa af at Wreck
st.ar Tim, Okie.
Tirnx, Ohie, March 3. Th village of
Republic, Ohie, ha a ghost which atop
trains, and there la great excitement thra
A lew night age when Limited express, He.
5, tbe same train that waa wrecked and
burned January 4, wassppreachlng the scene
el that horrible disaster, the engineer aaw a
red light tbe danger algnal ahead, and, ap
plying tbe brakes snd reversing bis snglne,
tba train cstne te a stand still en almost tbe
exact spot et tbe great wreck. Strange te
eay, when tba train came te a halt, th light
bad dlssppeared and could nowhere be seen.
Before stoppleg, both the engineer end fire
man noticed tbst the light appeared te b
carried by a woman d rataed entirety In whit.
Pu tiled by the disappearance of th algnal,
tbe engineer and conductor walked ever the
track for some distance ahead, but oeuld dis
cover nothing wrong. The train then backed
te Republic sutlen and the operator was
questioned but he assured them that no sig
nal had been sent out The train then pro
ceeded en Its way, tunning cautiously for
several miles, and tba engineer keeping a
sharp lookout, but nothing mere wa seen of
tbe mysterious woman or algnal. Thla strange
apparition has appeared en thra dlnrnt
occasions and has greatly excited train men
and residents. A posse of men baa watched
tbe place ter several nights, but tbe ghost
ha net slnee appeared.
Nev.r Btcevsrtd Oonselea.nsM.
Tirri!, Ohie, March 3.-R. R. Bramble,
the engineer who waa Injured en the Balti
more A Ohie passenger train near this city,
yesterday, died last night at ten o'clock. He
did net recover coneelousneas from tbe time
of tbe aoeldont until hi death.
inveMtXTmar te MAmmr,
Yeung Rttttea Escape Ciemthe Consequences
of Bis roelbhGoadaat.
NBWYeBK, March 3. The suit of Mary
King, or Minnie Clark, who new calla her-
lf Mary Klttaen, ter olveroe from Her-
cules Kittson, a beti of Commedore N. W,
Kittson, the Western steamboat man and
ateck-ralser, began In New Yerk en Tuesdsy
before Judge lngrabam and a Jury In the
supreme oeurt. The plaintiff la a abort, stout
woman, about thirty years old. She la a
brnnette with a determined expression. Her
dark eyea flash flre when speaking of her re
lations with young Klttaen. She was well
dressed, and were a flashing diamond pin.
Yeung Kittson baa Just attained bla ma
jority. Th plaintiff aaserts that they were
mwrleP!1125.1885- ,
The cnSSSe M "J11!6 WM P"foreed
atherresldenw-liat B'x.th J,?nuafcbVa ",.'
ai.tant pastor or thld0h At0n1
tb Cerner. Bba deeUrW-tTi ?;
hsu. , iea cnce the suit,
Yeung Kittson Is familiarly callewil!,.,
ana it .am te de a resident or rauaaeipi
He denled all knowledge of the marriage,
and said that It performed at all It waa while
he was Intoxicated. He admitted being at bar
heute, and asserted that she made htm drink
until Intoxicated, lie aald that be did net
knew that he waa married until one day In
June, 18Se, he met her en the atreet. she
then Informed him of tbe affair. He then,
having denied tbe marriage, charge that
she hat been guilty of adultery with ether
raeu. She makes counter charges, and fur
ther alleges that be hat net contributed te
her support since July, 1SS5.
Tbe jury returned a verdict In favor of the
young man and against his alleged wit this
morning. They declared be waa Incompe
tent te marry at the tline the ceremony waa
performed.
m
viti-uame of thx evtivam
Tire Men Threw a riedy Inte a River slid
Mvaterleneljr Olnpp.ar.
I.xrjiANATOLis, March 3. Henry Page, a
track-walker en tbe Belt read, states that late
baturdsy night, as be was making his usual
reuuds and bad approached tbe bridge thst
cresses Whlte liver, near Merrla street, his
attention was arretted by the rapid approach
efa back driven furiously by two men en
the box teat lie withdrew te tbe side of the
read concealod himself. Tbe hack stepped
near tbe river bank, when tbe tweAiien hast
ily Jumped down, opened tbe back deer and
pulled tbe body of a man out Tbey dragged
hi in te the river end threw him out as far a
they could. P.ige says he heard tbe body
drop, and then the two men hurrldly re
turned te tbe back and dreve away. Page at
ouce notified a deputy sheriff and tbe coroner.
An Investigation bas been going en quietly
ever since. A selt felt hat waa yesterday
found ledged lu eome dtlltwoed below the
plaoe where tbe man was dropped Inte tbe
river. Up te midnight lsst night no further
development bad occurred te solve the my a
terlnus affair. Page said be waa afraid te ap
proach the men at the time, aa he thought
they might kill htm.
Nelle te P. It. K. Shipper..
PniLaDBLl'iiiA, March 3. The Pennsyl
vania railroad oempany, In order te comply
with tbe requirements of the lnter-state com
merce bill baa luued a notice te all shippers
and te connections et the read that tariffs snd
special rotes new In cflcct will be withdrawn
onerbeloro April 5th next, tbe date which
tbe intor-state law takes eficct and tbat new
tarltls niade lu accordance with tbe
new requirements of that law will
ba issued te take effect en or
previous thereto. All existing contract,
tariff rates and apeclal rates for the transper
tatlonefallclai.es of freight will cess and
terminate AprlUtb, 16S7.
Winding Cp II. Datlucte.
Bloeminotos, HI., March 8. The Se
curity Live Stock Insurance company, which
ha been doing business here ter two years,
determined te wind up Its .flairs, which
have for teme time been lu bad condltleu.
Tbe losses new unpaid amount te (12,000.
The asets are unknown and consist largely
et notes en policy-holders, The company did
buslnesa Q Illinois chiefly with some In Mis
souri, Iowa and Indiana. The outstanding
risks are upon (3,000,000 worth of stock.
A Fatal Melee Among Farmere.
Knexvillc, Tenu., March 3 A melee
occurred latt eveulug near Jeneavllle, Va.,
among a number of farmers about farm pro
ducts. The tsud hat existed eeme time and
hntnew ended fatally. Rebert IIUI, Brunett
UIU and Clalgbeurn Neely met with guns
and knives and alter a desperate tight,
Rebert Hill Bbet Neely dead. Brunett Hill
wat also fatally wounded by Neely and can
not live.
Striken nave 000,000 Hruipatbla.rs.
WencESTsn, Mats., March 8. The strik
ing beet and shoe workers held a large meet
ing yesterday. B. F. McSweeny premised
them ample flnauclal aid. He aald be bad
seen a letter written by P. J. McQulre, secre
tary of one et tbe largeat trade uulena In the
country, in which the latter said tbe Worces
ter strikers had the sympathy of 000,000
members, and, if necessary, tbey would be
assessed for their support.
One Cent a Head.
Lakbixu, Mich., March 3. The Heute
yesterday paeted the bill te pay a bounty et
one cent a head for tbe destruction of Eng
lish sparrows. Tbe expense 1 made a oeunty
charge, and la payable upon the order of
township, village or city clerk,
srjrATHJiai ikbivaxiu
CWABuntaieN, D. C, March, S Kcr
Kaatern Pennsylvania! Fair weather,
followed by light rata or mew, wider,
nerthtrlv wtada, ahlfttag te eaaMly. ,
LMUULATlTm MO0atjTXIJJS.'
The Senate Paxes a Large Itumb.r el Bills,
Nn Meaturss tatredaeeei la Beth
Brandy..
IlAftntsncne, March 3. In th Banttt to
day the following bills were reported favor
ably i Heuse bill te extend tbe mtatmnm
school term te six month t Senate bill te pro
vide for tbe renewing and extending of
charter of bank cfdisoennt 20 year Sen Sen Sen
atebllltoprevent noa-resldenta from bunt
ing or killing game or game fish except by
license ; Senate bill providing for erection of
wire fences ; Senate bill te revise end consoli
date read and bridge lawa; Steele bill
suthoilrleg purchasers of railroad or canal
te istns stock or bends, and one el altal
lar Impert relattve te coal and Iren compa
nies Senate bill providing ter the removal
el county seats.
Senate bills were negatively reported te
repeal tba oleomargarine liw, and te require
state read te be of uniform width.
BUI were Introduced atfollewB: Rey burn,
appropriating 91,250 te pay the expenses of
the Sheriff Rewan Investigating oemmlttee
Sinltb, te enable Investment companies te
held tbe security of ethor investment com cem
panlea, Bills were pased finally as fellows t Auther
Itlng tbe appointment or a deputy county sur
veyer In oeantles containing ever liO.OOO In
habitants, fixing the salsrles at fLSOO; author
izing tbe aale of tbe eastern and western farms
belonging te the Pennsylvania atate college;
amendlng an act te prevent tbe exemption
of property en Judgment obtained ler SAO or
less for wage for manual labor extending
the amount tot 100; providing for aewage In
boroughs ; making representations by sellers
el goods and chattel a warrant el thelr qual
ity ; equallxlng legal charges el mileage for
county offlelals, allowing them six eents cir
cular and witnesses three cents circular; pro
viding punishment for tbe dissimilation of
obscene literature ; relieving full paid capital
stock from further assessment
BUI were intredned a fellows In tbe
llenae; Davis, Lancaster, lneresslng tbe
salary el the secretary et beard or health te
13,000 a year; Brown, Beaver, te prevent
gambling en marsdni Ma'.ten, Schuyl
kill, enabling produce dealer te attach
the wages et laborers who refuse te
pay tbelr bill ; Reper, autherising tbe adju
tant general te tarnish ammunitions te
Grand Army pests net needed by tbe na
tlenal guard; Brown, Erie, te appropriate
tftj Aif Ina MMiwitlAl aatC paM,ea(tbSt. M.I'
113,000 for propagation and protection of I
fish ; Woodward, Centre, providing tbat if I
aery net 1 used it may be pleaded In bar of
suit te oever the amount Involved.
re JtJtrAcrarr, reu.
Tbe Canadian Parliament te Bat. tba Tailff
en Imported American Qoeds.
Bestow, March 8 An Ottawa special te
the .ArfDtrffrsr says tbat it waa decided by
jv-jblnet en Monday te provide against tbe
"saBi." itl h the reiallatnrv bill. It
emergen J I IJU fln,t atep should be
waa aetUed tbTtTiaW,. -,,,.,
through tne cu.temss.--. -.- i
ftUV UJIUWlVi U UIH UVWIUICU1 II,,, t P"g"aj
opening of tbe Heuse, Introduce a measure
raising tbe duties en all goods Imported from
the United States ; the btll te go into effect
upon the carrying out of the Edmund bill
by the president The classification of
goods as far a it has gene embraces
mere than six buudred articles and Is
by co means completed. Following are
aeme of tbe new ratea: Inks, brats,
copper CO per cent ; flsh of all kinds, canned
or salted 42 ptr cent j'bretdatuffs, manu
factured Iren and lead 40 per cent ; cotton
manufactures 46 per cent ; weed and manu
factures thereof 39 per cent ; wool aud man
ufactures thereof 87 per cent
Araerlein. Would Suffer,
Bosten, March 8 An Ottawa special says:
Last night's news from Washington bat led
the government te tbe belief tbat alter all the
retaliation measure ts likely te asjums a for fer for
mlilable slinpe. Rclerrlng te the subjf-ec,
IIeu. J. II. Pepe, mlnbter of railway?, drew
attention te the enormous amount of Amer
ican capital which was Invested In tbe lum
bering trade et Canada which would recelve
a seveie blew If the bill stepping all commer
cial Intercourse wat put In nporatlen. United
States Censul Themas W. Uetcbkbt latt
evening told me that he hadoenferred with tbe
state depatment at Washington lu bahalf of a
large number et Americans who have a
heavy pecuniary interest In Canada whom be
could eee would be financially ruined were
strict uen -Intercourse established.
tub HtiaitHT.m cusrityKa.
It Will Upheld the Peace policy Dttlrea by
tbe Kalian.
Berlin, March 3 The Kelchttsg waa
opened today. The emperor, however, was
net present, the speech from tbe throne being
read. Tbe royal address refer prominently
te tbe pope' attitude toward tbe government
during tbe recent elections and expresses
gratitude at tbe benevolent disposition of the
holy father. The foreign policy or the empire
haa been centluually directed toward tbe
maintenance of peace, especially with Its
neighbor. This peace-loving policy will
new be supported by the Reichstag whleh as
It is new constituted expresses tbe will of the
nation and will put turtli tbe full national
strength against any attack.
The ferelgu relations of Germany remain
as when tbe lest Reichstag was opened. The
emperor Is confident that Oed will bless bis
effort made In the interests of peace
and fpr the security et Germany, New
source of revenue and reform lu taxation
are urged for the consideration of tbe Rolcli Relcli
stag. Conservative. Oatutug.
Berlin, Mareh 8 The latest returns
show tbat tbe government party has suc
ceeded in electing 214 members or tbe new
Reichstag while the opposition has tecured
197. The presidentelect or tbe new Reich
stag Is a Conservative and the vice president
a National Liberal. The National Ltberals
are desirous that Uerr Ben Infisen shall con
tinue at tbelr leader.
Suit ler 010,000 Agsln.t Lyncher.
Indianapolis, March 3. M. M. Ollten,
of Loulsvllle, Ky., administrator et W. X'.
Walk li)., deceased, Hied a sensational suit In
the Inderal court here yesterday aitorneon.
WatklnM, whose family reside In Louisville,
wat working nt Aurera last August and be
coming involved In a quarrel with a fellow
workman stabbed htm te the heart, killing
him Instantly, A mob aelzsd Watklna and
hanged him en the spot tbe two tragedies
occurring within less than a hair hour. The
administrator new brings ault against William
Oerlecb and ten ether cltlxtna of Aurera,
alleging the fact of the banging, and demand
ing f 10,000 damages.
Investigating the lingua Cell.ga.
Augusta, Me,, Mareh 3 V Joint peclal
committee of the legislature yesterday Inves
tigated the charges recently published against
the Druldle Uulvertliy at Lewlslen. Jehn
a Wright, of tbe Bi.ten Hernld, testified
that without any oeurto et study of medicine
he had been given a diploma and medical
examluer'a certificate by Dr. Yerk.
m
Net Oullly of Hunter
Baoebstewn, Md, March 8 Tbe trial
et D. T. Brown, for tbe murder of Jama M.
Pickett, tbe gambler and sporting ataa,
came te an end tbl morning. Tb Jury ftr
being eat alt night, thla morning brought
la a YMdiotef net gulliy, aad Brewa wm
dUebargtd by the court
Aeaiataat tat Ubtertaa.
HAuiannna. Mareh 3. Cast, Ja.
Orwig he appelated aaatttaat taie
Itarartaai . -'-I
TUB MEASORK
fBBlIUBXr MBMl tu
r . T . "f '-JL V..T.
turn BMtAtMfim
.m
TMftSBBta Pa th
preaiUUea Pit I Us;
Dollars Taakea a )
ttspert a
0W
w, Mreb-i-T(W
tretaliattwisli, '
WAH!atOT,
bas alcaed the i
( Uouse-Tfee ehaeUta m.
prayer thla morning elatn'.'JlT) :
oematend earmva. the uaUli
MDleyM of the Heet te th aft.
andaevrslBe)lBtattl
en earth, we an? Thee tattttftf
oeunsel and tela B all at,, jlri
The Senate amirtajtBtftsttaVJ
leg an additional jadge fa Bl
district were oenourred hk -
FvaA'JJB
slen bill, granting
Themas S. Henklna.
Heme refused te pas the bUI ett
wen ! is. mtmmmt-:
WAinmoTesr. March t-taaa
AnnatA mat t IA aaIaaIf. -i?h &-.
A message from the f'isaeBt'
mlttr-d In reply te bHbMkec
respecting terra en whteh ft I
panlea have been permitted te ItateY'i
American ahefes, etc. .Mlw,'1..,
A bill wa passed confirm! mm
Qnerln and Chert F. Msjea, M1;bb
land In Point Coupee partes,
A conferoncs commit;
Messrs. Hale, Allteea aa.'asvOktmll
pointed en the naval aprjreprleOlBa btO. ,i
Heuse bill waa ' te 9?&
Morrison, et West Virglal, 1IN
ilnntlaK .i.yf&&V
"IZ:. .'. irI?2i.i
jaiiur we paveear vi BKSMiWKaity
or Columbia bill, the aae aatMi
the consideration et Hee.se MM OB t
dar. Amoea tnese naaaed wt.
in g t vat repair or roee. leaa taf a
National cemetery t for relief, of 1
Westmoreland, of Atlanta. QHUmmi
uel F. Rice, of Montgomery, AjvhsB
At 11 o'clock tb last lsrkatlOHB(l OJ
49th Congress ws opened. s' -;i'i'.. ,- x
Mr. Ceskrell' rwiutiea'iJrei MM
I MBIT WH UUaCU UP a)) tVmgver
I vide for tbe tppolntmentero
1 ATM
day wa taken np aad
1&
mttteeef five senator teaMealMsBNr,
business method of 'the AUIIJ
menta In Washington, tbe eaaeeeY I
the transaction or publle laasUfc,
the necessity for additional bnUdl
Tbe Senate passed the legtelative MM
Tb mil providing ler tne rujw
In qulry baa been en t te the pr.ttt
There appear te no netaiag m me
completing all tb appropriation aiUa I
neon te-morrow, but coatereee I
likely keep both HonebiHlea'l
of te-night. .ViSW&r
gigaed by tke PissM!??.
WAIaTKOTOlf, MaTOh 8. 1
-jippraved the egrsB"
2?sU i thalaallaai
nnmlviFntwIMarBTaTaS si--
- wrf?
Leessstty'tk
WAiaiiroTeK, March 8.
tin, of tbe special committee of the;
appointed 'at tbe Brat semeavi
Congress en tbe Southwestern
trikes. submitted a repsrt l-day&
I taken np largely In a review of
strike, Its Inception and pregrese, wHU
the country la familiar and
lotstetbe nine thousand menveaaadtfik4
forth SO daya tbey were ent eggmMMi!
(D0O.CO0, While tbe nea-strlkingemi
sullered te tbe extent of (500,000, aad
railroad by lets or property snd rereMOt
suffered te the extent of 82,900 000. ' n "iV?
Te 1'rev'da for Biersga. ???,-'
The prevision for storage of ttadedela
made necessary by tbe passsge of tbe hU Mtt-'j
Ihelrredomntlen haa been Inaerteel tst'sSasr-'t
civil appropriation bill, which will deal
be agreed te by tbe Heuse and Senate
lug the aitorneon. it is understood.
seen as this clause la agreed te, the Pt'
will aunounce his approval of tba eill.&v
" SjSi,
na anne mb ja ntmtmm MmuM.- .
... -v,-V
After Eleven Fl.ree Reaads the'
Bptctatera artge(.l'jpW
new yebk, Mareh a. jam r.:
and Patrick Fitzgerald fought with tw
gievea a draw or 12 rounds (or low
mernlnir. Only five of tb ul
each tide were present cmtetde'et'tjhB
principal! and two reporter.-' The
looking for a place for 'tbe Mat;
night, found tbe butler el a pri
T.nnc lutanri. frlen A nt tTllaaareaaV
the felka were away and thtoekBl
in the dining room of hi malji4ij
deuce. Thte wa agreed te aMJaehOafj
room of a palatial residence Oav
Heights the lighter atrippedfag
four o'clock. Larkina la 88-TCO
welgba 123 peunda. gllsgecaid.Oi
welg-h tbe aame. The m ftaght
for eleven rounds, In the ma!
Larkins bad the advantage.-
round tbe master of tbe
expeetedly returned and
appeared upon tbe scene ad
crowd out or hi boese, tbe
clared the flaht a draw, aad the
divided.
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Drs Moines, Iowa, March 8. Th
Hey t Sherman, or thla city, aiee ;
Pbviical exbaumen altera iia
a. miieie lima nicu u vmwiv.v
strengthen her vitality b Bit
bleed from tbe arm of nor acta 1
beneflt was only temporry,'"bt;e l
Incident drew out of It, Fraak
erate smoker and a few mlnataii
operation waa accempUahed,' Mr'l
asked wne waa ameaing in we
said she could distmetiy uate tnaa
Sherman's husband tea brother el.
Jehn Sherman and Qen. W. T. SheranaB. '
Bnew Drift. S3 F.St Deep, "s,-r -i
Winona. Minn., March a. tbe
tendent of Winona A St. Peter" :
states that between Manklte aad"
the snow drift are la asia?"
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BUa tu lue imsmuu ?T".r
scantling- te the top of tb BeVM
tbe wire up where they eonidhe
tfnnv of the drift are 25 feet dOMaBB
hard. Over 1,000 men are BOtr.'j
Hhovellntrtnew between
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Bboekltn, N. Y., Mireh 4J
morning in the palat woreo jpr
Inaersell caused a Ieta of t9Lf
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